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Ions review (forming compounds and naming)

Ions review (forming compounds and naming)

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Chemistry, Science

9th - 12th Grade

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Lisa Battig

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Ions review (forming compounds and naming)

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Multiple Choice

What is the correct formula for calcium fluoride?

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CaF

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Ca2F

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CaF2

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Ca2F3

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Multiple Choice

What is the correct formula for copper (II) phosphate?

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CuPO4

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Cu2(PO4)3

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Cu(PO4)2

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Cu3(PO4)2

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Fill in the Blank

What is the correct name for this compound? AlCl3

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Fill in the Blank

What is the correct name for this compound? Fe(ClO)3

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Multiple Select

Which of the following form +2 ions?

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magnesium

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sodium

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iron

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lead

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sulfur

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Multiple Select

Which of the following form -1 ions?

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chloride

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perchlorate

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nitrite

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permanganate

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dichromate

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Things to remember

  • how ions line up on the periodic table

  • how all compounds will combine to be neutral

  • how anion endings tell you about the ion type

  • how polyatomic ion endings can give information about the number of oxygens

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Naming of Acids

Binary acids and Oxy-acids

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Naming Binary Acids

  • a binary acid is one with a hydrogen ion and a monatomic anion

  • Binary acids are named by using the prefix "hydro-" followed by the root of the element/ion and then tagging on the suffix -ic

  • All acids end with the word "acid"

  • Examples: HCl = hydrochloric acid

  • HBr = hydrobromic acid

  • H2S = hydrosulfuric acid

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Multiple Choice

What is the correct name for the acid HF ?

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fluoric acid

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hypofluoric acid

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hydrofluoric acid

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fluorous acid

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hydrofluorous acid

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Multiple Choice

What is the correct formula for phophorous acid?

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H3PO3

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H3PO4

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HPO3

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HPO4

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HP

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